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NYCPM has partnered with Podiatry Content Connection (PCC) to help their alumni in private practice with a new webinar series.
“How to Attract New Patients Online”
PCC has conducted surveys across America and has received over 1,100 responses. The key question was: How much is a new patient worth in the first year? The response was between $600 and $1,400 depending on the foot or ankle condition.
Why is the important? Podiatry practices need to increase their revenue and bottom-line to stay healthy. Imagine adding 3, 6, or 20 new patients per month? That’s $100k to $240k more revenue per year! Don’t miss out and have coffee on us… the first 20 to register and attend get a $20 Starbucks gift card.
*We take your privacy very seriously. We promise to never sell your email address to anyone, ever.
Top Podiatry Colleges Recommend Podiatry Content Connection
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Three step quick quote
1. Tell us who you are - Fill out the form to the right.
2. A marketing representative will contact you and ask some questions about your practice.
3. We will put together a custom solution for your practice at a price you can afford.
Top Podiatry Colleges Recommend Podiatry Content Connection
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They boosted my visibility online and increased the amount of new patient calls significantly. I would recommend PCC to any podiatrist looking to grow their practice.
Dr. Stanley Kalish, DPM, FACFAS
It's no coincidence that the number of phone calls and new patients are up substantially since we starting using Podiatry Content Connection. Thank You!"
Bonnie Wilensky
9 new patients in the last 4 days. Wow! Thanks!
Dr. Stanley Kalish, DPM
Top Podiatry Colleges Recommend Podiatry Content Connection
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Three step quick quote
1. Tell us who you are - Fill out the form to the right.
2. A marketing representative will contact you and ask some questions about your practice.
3. We will put together a custom solution for your practice at a price you can afford.
Top Podiatry Colleges Recommend Podiatry Content Connection